Green Deal Malta is a neutral, collaborative platform which is building towards a sustainable Malta based on the EU Green Deal. Their website has just launched and is boasting some immensely knowledgeable experts to help facilitate in the movement. Joining in the effort are Minister Miriam Dalli, MEP Roberta Metsola, Professor Simone Borg and the European Commission.
Along with Green Deal Malta’s team they will be discussing projects, practices and more sustainable approaches to transition to a more clean, circular economy and revitalising biodiversity Europe by 2050. The organisation is urging all those who have prospects and ideas to get in touch with them so as to broaden their horizons and make the green, ecology focused vision they have in mind a reality.
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The loss of biodiversity is attributed to various factors such as hunting, invasive species, disease and of course deforestation. Research indicates that there are five remaining ecosystems intact: Congo; Tanzania; the Amazon rainforest; Siberia; and southern Chile. This could be combatted by introducing species back into environments, which would help the area improve by 20%. But with carbon emissions set to increase in 2021, one wonders whether humanity is learning its lessons.
The idea behind the movement video is to redefine what the ideal definition of beauty really is by including various artists from around the world. The song itself hit #1 on Spotify charts, and refers to a woman that dances like Madonna. Mecnun’s idea was to bring all these women together to produce a movement oriented film.